There is light in the dark

Terrill 2022-03-28 09:01:04

The first 2/3 perfectly restore the essence of the short story. The tension and suspense are infinitely magnified, and the sense of substitution is very strong. Many shots allow the audience to directly enter the protagonist's perspective, feel the surprise and shock, and feel numb and walk on thin ice. I haven't seen the reversal in the first 10 minutes of the first episode, the first time I saw the crime scene but I had to turn a blind eye, and the first time I was tested at the door... That horror mask really scared me. Who wants to let things go to the point of doom? Can't help myself, I can't argue with a hundred words, it's absolutely amazing. But the last 1/3 of the reversal was slightly discouraged. The more people got into the situation, the sense of suspense was weakened. Fortunately, the setting of the final reversal was broken again. Indian suspense films are actually so beautifully shot, and this year is not inferior to the thriller reversal masterpiece of "Mirage".

Weston 2022-03-27 09:01:09

I bought wine and snacks with my roommate, and watched this in my bedroom. As a small observation, the rabbit in the opening scene is actually blind because the close-up of its eyes is foggy and it hits the scarecrow while running away. The rabbit is a metaphor for the fate of the "blind" pianist. Personally, I don't think so many reversals are needed, but it is indeed a good story. My roommate drank Grey Elephant beer, and I drank the soju, which was a good drink, and I was a little dizzy.